WO2005075086A1 - 線状廃材選別装置 - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a linear waste material sorting apparatus, and in particular, sorts and collects highly accurate linear waste materials such as metal wires and harnesses contained in mixed waste materials obtained by crushing home electric appliances, waste vehicles, and the like.
- the present invention relates to a linear waste material sorting apparatus suitable for the above.
- This specific gravity sorting device generally has a water tank provided with a partition net, and pulsation means for pulsating water in the water tank up and down.
- mixed waste materials include linear waste materials such as metal wires and harnesses, they are attracted to the mesh of the partition net, which impedes the flow of water and must be removed periodically. There's a problem.
- linear waste materials are easily entangled, so It is extremely difficult to screen and sort, and it is impossible with conventional techniques.
- waste material consisting of resin and metal powder is crushed by a crusher, and the crushed material is separated into a magnetic material and a non-magnetic material by a magnetic separator, and the non-magnetic material is separated into a jig separator (specific gravity separator). Separation between resin and metal by separation.
- Patent Document 1 Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-355661
- the jig sorter performs only the sorting based on the specific gravity difference, and does not perform the sorting in consideration of the shape difference. , There is a limit to the sorting accuracy.
- the sorting material is V, which does not pass through the mesh of the partition net, when sorting mixed waste materials in which linear waste materials such as metal wires and harnesses are mixed, the sorting net The problem of the mesh being pulled and the intricately intertwined linear waste being sorted out has been eliminated.
- the present invention has been made in order to solve such a problem, and it is an object of the present invention to provide a linear waste material selection device capable of accurately separating and collecting a linear waste material in which copper wires or the like having a tangled shape are mixed. For the purpose of providing another device!
- a feature of the linear waste material sorting apparatus is that it is provided with a partition net that vertically separates the inside of the tank, and separates mixed waste materials introduced above the partition net in a liquid by a difference in specific gravity.
- a pulsating means provided with an air chamber for pulsating the liquid in the sorting tank in the vertical direction, and a specific gravity smaller than the specific gravity of the linear waste material to be sorted out of the mixed waste materials, and
- a linear waste material separation layer formed by laying a large number of spheres having substantially the same weight and shape on the partition net and having a specific gravity greater than that of other waste materials. It is in the point.
- the sorting tank in order to perform sorting with high accuracy and speed, is configured such that when the linear waste material separation layer moves up and down along the inner wall surface of the sorting tank, The frictional resistance generated between the linear waste material separation layer and the inner wall surface becomes equal over the entire inner wall surface. It is preferable that it is formed in a shape that is suitable for use.
- the sorting tank in order to provide an air chamber and to easily maintain the frictional resistance between the linear waste material separation layer and the inner wall surface of the sorting tank, the sorting tank is formed to have a substantially square cross section in plan view. It is preferable to have been.
- the vertical pulsation of the linear waste material separation layer can be suppressed so as not to be too disturbed, and the tangled copper wire debris can be loosened and separated. Copper wire debris hooked on the partition net can be separated under the net,
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing the entire process of sorting mixed waste materials to which the linear waste material sorting device 3 according to the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 7 is a diagram showing one example of the linear waste material sorting device 3 of the present embodiment. It is a schematic diagram showing an embodiment.
- the mixed waste material sorting process of the present embodiment mainly includes a mixed waste material crushing process, an iron waste material sorting process, a non-ferrous waste sorting process, a linear waste material sorting process, a lightweight waste material crushing process, a suspended material crushing process, and It consists of a lightweight waste material sorting process and a second lightweight waste material sorting process (Step S1—Step S8).
- the mixed waste material crushing step of step S1 is a step of crushing mixed waste materials such as home electric appliances using a crusher such as a chain mill.
- the mixed waste material is cut or crushed to a size of about 0.1 mm to 40 mm.
- the mixed waste materials include various types of waste materials having various specific gravities and shapes, such as granular waste materials, sheet-like waste materials such as rubber sheets, and linear waste materials having a strong force such as copper wire and noise. Mixed. Note that.
- Separate mixed waste materials include iron waste materials and non-ferrous waste materials.
- non-ferrous waste materials include copper wire debris, resin, harness, substrate debris, non-ferrous metals, achlornitrile butadiene styrene resin (hereinafter , “ABS resin”), polystyrene (hereinafter “1 ⁇ ”), rubbers, polychlorinated butyl (hereinafter “PVC”), polyethylene (hereinafter “PE”), polypropylene (hereinafter “polyester”) , “PP”), urethane and the like.
- ABS resin achlornitrile butadiene styrene resin
- PVC polychlorinated butyl
- PE polyethylene
- polypropylene hereinafter “polyester”
- PP polypropylene
- the iron waste material sorting step of step S2 is a step of removing magnetic iron waste materials such as iron contained in the mixed waste material by a predetermined magnetic separator. Specifically, the crushed mixed waste material is transported by a vibrating conveyor, and the magnetic stone placed near the vibrating conveyor is strongly excited, so that only the iron waste material is adsorbed and sorted.
- the non-ferrous waste sorting process in step S3 is a process of sorting non-ferrous waste from which iron waste has been removed, based on a difference in specific gravity and a difference in shape.
- a non-ferrous waste sorting system 2 configured by connecting three non-ferrous waste sorting apparatuses 1 of the present embodiment, which will be described later, is used.
- non-ferrous waste sorting system 2 non-ferrous waste can be separated from relatively short linear waste (copper wire scrap, resin, etc.), relatively long linear waste (harness, copper wire scrap, etc.), substrate scrap, Metals, lightweight waste materials (ABS resin 'PS' PVC) and sheet waste materials (rubbers), and suspended matter (PE, PP, urethane, etc.).
- the linear waste material sorting step in step S4 is a step of further sorting the relatively short linear waste materials sorted in step S3 based on a difference in specific gravity and a difference in shape.
- a linear waste material sorting apparatus 3 of the present embodiment described later is used.
- the linear waste material sorting device 3 sorts the small-sized linear waste materials into copper wire scrap, resin A having a high specific gravity, and resin B having a low specific gravity.
- the lightweight waste material crushing step of step S5 is a step of crushing the lightweight waste material selected in step S3 by a crusher such as a plastic crusher. In this process, lightweight waste materials are further cut or crushed.
- the suspended matter crushing step of step S6 is a step of crushing the suspended matter selected in step S3 by a crusher such as a plastic crusher. In this step, the suspended matter is further cut or crushed, and then dehydrated and collected by a dehydration screen or the like.
- the first lightweight waste material sorting process in step S7 includes the lightweight waste material crushed in step S5.
- the materials are further sorted based on the difference in specific gravity.
- a lightweight waste material sorting apparatus 4 of the present embodiment which will be described later, is used.
- the lightweight waste material sorting device 4 sorts the lightweight waste materials into PVC rubbers, ABS resin, and PS.
- the second lightweight waste material sorting step of step S8 is a step of further sorting the lightweight waste materials crushed in step S7 by a difference in specific gravity.
- a lightweight waste material sorting apparatus 4 of the present embodiment described later is used.
- the lightweight waste material sorting device 4 sorts the lightweight waste materials into PVC and rubbers.
- the sorting apparatus used in each step will be described in detail.
- the non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus 1 and the non-ferrous waste sorting system 2 of the present embodiment used in the non-ferrous waste sorting step of step S3. Will be described with reference to FIG.
- the non-ferrous waste sorting system 2 of the present embodiment includes a first non-ferrous waste sorting device la into which non-ferrous waste is first introduced, and a second non-ferrous waste sorting device la connected to the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la. It consists of a waste material sorting device lb and a third non-ferrous waste material sorting device lc.
- each of the non-ferrous waste sorting devices la, lb, and lc since the basic structure of each of the non-ferrous waste sorting devices la, lb, and lc is almost the same, among the configurations of the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb and the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc, The same or corresponding components as those of the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la are denoted by the same reference numerals.
- the first non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus la mainly includes a sorting tank 5 filled with water, vertical pulsation means 6 for pulsating the water in the sorting tank 5 in the vertical direction, and vertically moving the sorting tank 5 up and down.
- the mesh force of 7 also includes a rotary valve 10 for collecting the dropped linear waste material.
- the sorting tank 5 is formed in a rectangular parallelepiped shape having a substantially square planar cross section.
- This sorting tank 5 The upper part is provided with an inlet 11 for mixed waste material, and an appropriate amount of mixed waste material is supplied together with water by a water wheel feeder 12.
- a collection port 13 is provided on the opposite side of the input port 11 so that the waste material settled in the lowermost layer on the sorting screen unit 7, which is a relatively long copper wire debris and noise, is supplied to the rotary feeder 9. It plays the role of pulling in by the suction force of.
- a supply / exhaust port 62 communicating with an air chamber 61 described later is formed on a side wall of the sorting tank 5.
- the vertical pulsation means 6 mainly includes an air chamber 61 provided in the sorting tank 5, an air blower 63 for supplying air to the air chamber 61 through a supply / exhaust port 62, and the air blower 63. And an air valve 64 for adjusting the supply / exhaust timing of the power supply.
- the lower end of the air chamber 61 is opened, and the upper roof 61a is formed in a mountain shape.
- the air blower 63 stores the pressurized air in an air tank 65 connected to each air valve 64.
- the air valve 64 is configured by, for example, a rotary valve, and is rotated by a valve motor 66 to open and close, and supplies and exhausts the air chamber 61.
- the supply and exhaust timing of the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la and the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc are synchronized, and the supply and exhaust timing of the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb is shifted by half the phase.
- the air in the air chamber 61 at the time of descending in the vertical pulsation cycle of water is intermittently exhausted. I noticed and stopped the descent temporarily. When descending again, descend strongly and quickly. This is because the sedimentation speed of substances with different specific gravities causes the most noticeable disparity when falling from a stationary state, so that sorting based on specific gravity is effectively performed using this principle. .
- the air in the air chamber 61 is intermittently exhausted, the descent of the water is temporarily stopped, and the descent is started again, so that the sedimentation speed of the waste materials having different specific gravities is amplified. It comes to sort more accurately.
- the amount of evacuation per unit time is increased in order to recover the time for this stop.
- the air volume is set to be larger than the air supply volume per unit time when the water rises. If the air supply time and the exhaust time are equal, the intermittent exhaust will make it impossible to exhaust all the supplied air. Therefore, by increasing the amount of exhaust air per unit time to equalize the amount of supply air and the amount of exhaust air, the water in the sorting tank 5 pulsates at a constant vertical width, thereby enabling stable specific gravity separation.
- the sorting screen unit 7 includes a floor net 71 fixed in the sorting tank 5, a partition wall 72 that divides the floor net 71 into a plurality of sections, and a plurality of granular materials 73 laid in each section.
- the floor net 71 is formed in a substantially square shape having substantially the same shape as the plane cross section of the sorting tank 5, and has a mesh size large enough not to drop the particulate matter 73.
- the partition wall 72 is erected in a substantially vertical direction on the floor net 71, and divides the floor net 71 into a plurality of sections as shown in FIG.
- the granules 73 are composed of spherical bodies having an appropriate specific gravity, such as stainless steel balls and ceramic balls, and are laid in each section to limit the amount of water passing therethrough.
- the particle size of the particulate matter 73 laid in the section on the input port 11 side is smaller than that on the recovery port 13 side. This is to arbitrarily limit the amount of water that can be pushed upward by the pulsation of the water by the vertical pulsation means 6 to pass through the sorting screen unit 7 so as to increase in accordance with the distance from the collection unit 13.
- the water flow is weak at the recovery port 13 side and the flow velocity is small, and the water flow at the input port 11 side is strong and the flow velocity is high.
- the amount of passing water is not limited to the configuration in which the particle size of the granular material 73 is adjusted. By reducing the laying density of the granular material 73 to be laid, the water flow at the inlet 11 side may be strengthened, and the water flow at the recovery port 13 may be made uniform and gentle.
- the sorting screen unit 7 of the present embodiment includes a bottom area force input port 11 side of a section of each section at a position facing the roof 61a of the air chamber 61. It is partitioned so as to have an area larger than the bottom area of the section on the collection port 13 side. This is because, above the roof 61a of the air chamber 61, the right and left forces of the air chamber 61 are combined by the pushed water. This is because the disturbance has occurred, and it is necessary to correct the disturbance. In other words, by passing the turbulence generated at the junction through a section with a large bottom area, the conditions and conditions of passage can be made almost equal, and the direction of the flow velocity and the strength of the water flow can be adjusted.
- the force directly above the air chamber 61 does not cause any significant turbulence due to the water being pushed straight up at the inlet 11 side and the recovery port 13 side which are separated to the left and right. Therefore, the section area of the floor net 71 is formed small, and the direction of flow of water is stably directed by each partition wall 72 so that a desired surface flow is generated.
- the granular material 73 is accommodated in a net-like container formed in the size of each section. This is because when the particle size of the granular material 73 is arbitrarily changed according to the type of waste material to be sorted, it can be easily and quickly changed, and the mesh can be easily cleaned, and the sorting accuracy is maintained. It contributes to.
- variable wing 8 changes the flow direction of the water pushed upward by the air chamber 61 to form a water flow that flows horizontally from the inlet 11 side to the recovery port 13 side.
- a plurality of variable blades 8 are juxtaposed laterally at a predetermined interval between the sorting screen unit 7 and the air chamber 61.
- Each of the variable wings 8 can adjust its inclination angle arbitrarily. Therefore, in order to maintain a delicate relationship between the generated surface water flow and the vertical pulsating flow, the inclination direction of each variable wing 8 is appropriately set, and the water flow that passes through the sorting screen unit 7 to float the non-ferrous waste material The direction of is adjusted.
- a plurality of recovery blades 91 are radially arranged at equal intervals on the outer peripheral surface of a columnar rotating body (not shown).
- the rotary feeder 9 is provided inside the recovery port 13 of each of the non-ferrous waste sorting devices la, lb, and lc, and is rotatably driven by a motor or the like.
- the rotary valve 10 is provided at the lowermost part of the sorting tank 5, and collects waste materials dropped through the sorting screen 7.
- the rotary valve 10 of the present embodiment is controlled so as to interlock with the vertical pulsation means 6, so that when collecting copper wire debris or the like dropped from the floor net 71, the timing at which air is exhausted from the air chamber 61 is adjusted. Together at the bottom An opening is provided to collect falling objects while preventing water from being discharged more than necessary.
- Each sorting tank 5a, 5b, 5c is set so that the amount of water overflowing from the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la is equal to the amount of water that is simultaneously received by the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb and the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc. Have been. This is to keep the surface current flowing on the water surface of each non-ferrous waste sorting device la, lb, lc flowing without stagnation.
- the third non-ferrous waste sorting device la lc also accepts part of the overflowed water volume and overflows the rest of the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb power. In this way, if a part of the water volume that is always received overflows, the first, third and third non-ferrous waste sorting devices la, lb, and lc do not need to generate a water surface flow.
- the second and third non-ferrous waste sorters lb and lc which do not block the generated surface flow, can continuously maintain the surface flow. Then, the sheet-like waste material floating on the surface of the water is not settled in the water due to the undisturbed surface flow, so that the waste material can be sorted as it is without involving other waste materials.
- the plane cross-sectional area of the sorting tank 5a in the first non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus la is changed to the second non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus 1 as shown in FIG. It is designed to be equal to the sum of the planar cross-sectional areas of the sorting tanks 5b and 5c in the b and the third non-ferrous waste sorting equipment lc. It should be noted that if the above water amount condition is satisfied, there is no need to provide a difference in the planar sectional area of each of the sorting tanks 5a, 5b, 5c.
- the particle size relationship of the granular material 73 laid on the floor net 71 will be described. Comparing the particle size of the granular material 73 laid in each section, the second and third non-ferrous waste sorters lb, lc Compared with, the first non-ferrous waste sorting equipment la is formed to be relatively large. That is, the granular material 73 laid in any of the sections of the floor net 71 in the first non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus la is divided into the sections in the second and third non-ferrous waste sorting apparatuses lb, lc corresponding to the section. A particle having a particle size that is about lmm larger than the granular material 73 laid on the ground is used.
- the first non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus la plays a role of separating copper wire debris, resin, and the like in the first stage as finely as falling from the mesh of the floor net 71.
- the mesh is finely divided and the granular size is small. This is because the object 73 is laid to generate a more uniform upward flow on the floor net 71.
- variable wings 8 in the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la are inclined in the opposite direction (toward the input port 11) with respect to the recovery port 13, and the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb and the second 3
- the variable wings 8 in the non-ferrous waste sorting equipment lc are inclined in the direction of the recovery port 13. In each case, apart from the vertical pulsation, the surface flow is generated on the water surface and maintained.
- the pushed water changes its direction along the variable wings 8 and is reflected by coming into contact with the inlet 11 of the sorting tank 5 and the side wall surface or the partition wall 72.
- the non-ferrous waste material is injected together with the water from the inlet 11, so that the reflected water flow and the input water flow merge to generate a water surface flow toward the recovery port 13 (to the right in FIG. 2). I do.
- a rubber sheet or the like flows along with the surface flow.
- the variable wings 8 of the first non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus la are inclined at an angle of 2-3 degrees toward the inlet 11 with respect to the vertical direction.
- the second non-ferrous waste material sorting device lb and the third non-ferrous waste material sorting device lc may maintain the flow velocity and directionality of the already generated water surface flow without having to separately generate the water surface flow. Therefore, in the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb and the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc, the variable wing 8 is inclined toward the recovery port 13 side, and the water passing therethrough is only a pulsation that pushes up the non-ferrous waste material. It is designed to boost the flow.
- the variable wings 8 of the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb and the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc move toward the recovery port 13 side in the vertical direction. Degrees are inclined.
- step S3 a non-ferrous waste sorting process using the non-ferrous waste sorting system 2 of the present embodiment will be described.
- step S 2 the non-ferrous waste material from which the magnetic waste material has been removed is injected into the inlet 11.
- the supplied non-ferrous waste material is supplied by a water wheel feeder 12 in an appropriate amount onto the sorting screen section 7 of the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la.
- the water pushed up by the variable wings 8 is guided obliquely to the inlet 11 side, and due to the difference in the laying density of the particulate matter 73 in the sorting screen 7, the inlet 11 is closer to the inlet 11
- a surface current that flows over the water surface is generated in addition to the vertical pulsation.
- the sheet-like waste material rides on this surface flow and flows out to the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb.
- waste materials having a large specific gravity settle in the lower layer, and waste materials having a small specific gravity are stacked upward to form a sedimentary layer. Since the laying density of the particulate matter 73 is high at the recovery port 13 side, a gentle up and down pulsation of the water flow occurs, and a quieter sediment layer is formed than at the input port 11 side.
- the air in the air chamber 61 is intermittently exhausted, and when the descending is restarted, the displacement is increased.
- the sorting process is being promoted by amplifying the difference.
- the copper wire dust and the resin dust fall from the floor net 71 from the gaps by the granular material 73 having a large particle diameter.
- Copper wire debris settled at the bottom of the sorting tank 5 is transferred to the next linear waste sorting process (Step S4) by opening the rotary valve 10 in accordance with the exhaust operation from the air chamber 61. Is done.
- harness and copper wire debris settle in the lowermost layer of the sedimentation layer on the sorting screen unit 7.
- the rotary feeder 9 rotates, and the sorted waste materials are sequentially separated and collected.
- waste materials other than harnesses and copper wire scraps flow over the recovery port 13 to the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb.
- the sheet-like waste material flows on the water surface and the non-ferrous waste material that has not been separated by the first non-ferrous waste material sorting device la flows into the second non-ferrous waste material sorting device lb.
- Water overflowing from the sorting tank 5 of the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la is used for the second non-ferrous waste sorting device la.
- Lb and the sorting tank 5 of the 3rd non-ferrous waste sorting device lc are respectively received by 1Z2 amount, and overflow simultaneously.
- the flow on the water surface is maintained by adjusting the strength of the inclined water flow by the variable wing 8 and the water flow by the sorting screen unit 7, and the continuous overflow described above, and the sheet-like waste material flows over the water surface to the end and is collected. .
- the particle size of the granular material 73 is set smaller than that of the first non-ferrous waste sorting device 1a.
- the water that has passed through the sorting screen 7 is made more uniform. Due to the uniformized water pulsation, the non-ferrous waste material forms a sedimentary layer on the sorting screen section 7 which is sorted by the specific gravity difference.
- substrate debris such as copper sandwiched between resins, settled in the bottom layer. The lowermost non-ferrous waste material is separated by the rotary feeder 9 and sequentially collected. The other waste material in the upper layer passes over the recovery port 13 and flows out to the third non-ferrous waste material sorting device lc.
- the sheet-like waste flows through the first non-ferrous waste sorting device la and the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb, and the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lc.
- the non-ferrous waste that has not been recovered by the lb will flow.
- the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc also maintains the water surface flow by adjusting the flow velocity of the sorting screen 7 and sloping water flow by the variable wings 8 and continuous overflow. The material is quickly transported and collected on the water surface without sinking below the water surface or wrapping up other waste materials.
- non-ferrous metals such as stainless steel and aluminum precipitate on the sorting screen unit 7 due to vertical pulsation, and are sequentially collected by the rotary feeder 9.
- the small non-ferrous materials such as ABS resin, PS, PVC, etc., which are also collected by the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc, pass over the collection port 13 and are collected together with the sheet-like waste materials. Is done.
- These lightweight waste materials are further crushed in the lightweight waste material crushing step of step S5, and then conveyed to the lightweight waste material sorting device 4 used in the first lightweight waste material sorting step of step S7 described below, and further finely divided. Be sorted out.
- suspended matter such as urethane, PE, and PP is separately collected by the side trap S provided in the non-ferrous waste sorting system 2, and is subjected to the suspended matter crushing step in step S6. After being crushed.
- the particle diameter of the particulate matter 73 and the inclination angle of the variable blade 8 in the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc and the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb are forces that are equal to each other. It is not something that can be done. If each value in the third non-ferrous waste sorting device lc is equal to or less than the value of the second non-ferrous waste sorting device lb, it is appropriately set according to the type of waste to be sorted.
- sorting can be performed in consideration of the shape to improve sorting accuracy.
- sheet-like waste materials can be prevented from getting into the water or wrapping up other waste materials, and can be recovered.
- the turbulence generated by the shape of the roof 61a of the air chamber 61 can be made uniform, and the flow direction of the flow away from the air chamber 61 can be made orderly.
- the mixed waste material can be appropriately pulsated up and down.
- sorting is performed by the shape of the gap of the granular material 73, and in the subsequent sorting tank 5, the pulsating water is made uniform, Accurate sorting can be performed.
- the horizontal flow velocity near the water surface is finally sorted. It is possible to maintain up to the tank 5 and to reduce the lateral flow velocity below the water surface of the subsequent sorting tank 5 to secure pulsation in the vertical direction.
- the linear waste material sorting apparatus 3 of the present embodiment used in the linear waste material sorting step of step S4 will be described with reference to FIG. Note that, among the configurations of the linear waste material sorting apparatus 3, the same or corresponding components as those of the above-described non-ferrous waste material sorting apparatus 1 are denoted by the same reference numerals, and the description thereof is omitted.
- the linear waste material sorting apparatus 3 of the present embodiment mainly includes a sorting tank 5 filled with water, vertical pulsation means 6 for vertically pulsating the water in the sorting tank 5, and a sorting tank 5 , A linear waste material separation layer 15 in which spherical objects are laid on the separation net 14, and a rotary feeder 9 that collects the waste material that has formed a layer on the linear waste material separation layer 9. And a rotary valve 10 for collecting waste material dropped below the linear waste material separation layer 15.
- the partitioning net 14 is formed in a substantially square shape having substantially the same shape as the cross section of the sorting tank 5 in a plane. It is fixed horizontally above the air chamber 61 in the tank 5.
- the mesh of the partition net 14 is formed to have a size that allows the linear waste material to drop but does not allow the spherical objects to drop. In the present embodiment, the mesh is formed into a 9 mm mesh.
- the linear waste material separation layer 15 is composed of a spherical material 15a having a specific gravity smaller than the specific gravity of the linear waste material to be sorted out of the mixed waste materials and having a specific gravity larger than the specific gravity of the other remaining waste materials.
- the stainless steel balls 15a satisfying the condition that the specific gravity is smaller than the copper wire scrap and the specific gravity is larger than the resin are used.
- the stainless balls 15a are formed with substantially the same weight and shape.
- a plurality of the above-mentioned stainless steel balls 15a are spread on the partition net 14 and laminated in three stages.
- the sorting tank 5 needs to be formed in a regular polygonal shape such as a substantially square shape or a circular shape in cross section. This is because the frictional force between the spread spherical object 15a and the wall surface of the sorting tank 5 is substantially equal on each side, so that the linear waste material separation layer 15 moves up and down physically, and only the linear waste material is moved downward. It is to guide to. Therefore, when the sorting tank 5 has a regular polygonal cross section, the length of one side is set to a value (integer multiple) divisible by the diameter of the spherical object 15a. As shown, it is spread so as to come into contact with another adjacent spherical object 15a. In the present embodiment, a spherical object 15a having a diameter of 10 mm is used for one side of a square cross section of 600 mm.
- the force of laminating the spherical objects 15a in three layers is not limited to this.
- step S4 a linear waste material sorting step (step S4) using the linear waste material sorting apparatus 3 of the present embodiment will be described.
- step S3 the linear waste materials such as copper wire scraps sorted out are introduced from the inlet 11 and fall onto the linear waste material separation layer 15.
- the linear waste material separation layer 15 moves up and down with the vertical pulsation of water by the vertical pulsation means 6.
- the sorting tank 5 is formed in a substantially square shape in cross section, and uses the spherical material 15a having the same weight and shape, so that the linear waste material separation layer 15 and the sorting tank 5 are formed.
- the frictional resistance generated between the wall and the contact surface is almost equal.
- the spherical objects 15a constituting the linear waste material separation layer 15 repeat vertical movements almost integrally. As shown in FIG.
- the linear waste material separation layer 15 has an appropriate gap between the spherical objects 15a, so that copper wire debris having a higher specific gravity than the spherical object 15a gradually descends from the gap. Is finally dropped from the partition net 14 to the outlet.
- the copper wire debris is likely to be entangled, so that there is a case where the copper wire debris forms a lump and cannot pass between the spheres 15a as it is. Push up to loosen the lump and allow it to fall through the gap. In addition, the copper wire debris may be attracted to the mesh of the partition net 14 in some cases. And fall.
- the copper wire scrap sorted and separated as described above is also discharged by the rotary valve 10 at the lowermost force of the sorting tank 5.
- resin A a resin having a large specific gravity
- resin B Other resins having a low specific gravity
- the vertical pulsation of the linear waste material separation layer 15 can be suppressed so as not to be too disturbed, and the entangled copper wire debris can be released. Copper wire debris that has been separated or hooked on the partition net 14 can be separated under the net.
- the opening and closing operation of the rotary valve 10 is linked with the vertical pulsation of the vertical pulsation means 6 to collect copper wire debris when the air chamber 61 is evacuated, so that drainage can be minimized. Play.
- the lightweight waste material sorting apparatus 4 of the present embodiment used in the first lightweight waste material sorting step of step S7 will be described with reference to FIG.
- the same or corresponding components as those of the non-ferrous waste material sorting device 1 and the linear waste material sorting device 3 described above are denoted by the same reference numerals, and are described again. Is omitted.
- the lightweight waste material sorting device 4 of the present embodiment is a device for sorting waste materials that are lightweight waste materials such as resin and are easily affected by pulsation, and have a specific gravity difference force.
- PVC polymer compound
- PS polymer compound
- Pama 0.94-0.97 Polymer compound
- Pama 0.90-0. 91 Polymer compound
- ABSi Polymethyl methacrylate
- the lightweight waste material sorting apparatus 4 mainly separates the sorting tank 5 filled with water, the vertical pulsation means 6 for pulsating the water in the sorting tank 5 in the vertical direction, and the sorting tank 5 up and down. It comprises an inclined sorting screen section 16 and a rotary feeder 9 for collecting the waste material having a layer formed on the inclined sorting screen section 16.
- the inclined sorting screen section 16 includes a floor net 71 that partitions the inside of the sorting tank 5 up and down, and a floor net 71 above the floor net 71. And a plurality of granular materials 73 stacked in gaps between the ceiling net 16a and the floor net 71.
- the ceiling net 16a like the floor net 71, is formed in a substantially square shape having substantially the same shape as the plane cross section of the sorting tank 5, and has a mesh that does not allow the granular material 73 to pass through. Also, as shown in FIG. 9, the ceiling net 16a is inclined downward to the collection port 13 side.
- a rotary feeder 9 is provided inside the recovery port 13, and the inclination angle of a tangent drawn from the upper end of the recovery port 13 to the outer periphery of the rotary feeder 9. / 3 force
- the ceiling net 16a is set to be larger than the inclination angle ⁇ of 16a. This is because the rotary feeder 9 collects the inputted lightweight waste material without stagnation. If the inclination angle is reversed, the upper end of the recovery port 13 obstructs the path of the waste material drawn into the rotary feeder 9 and the collected waste material is collected in the sorting tank 5 because the amount of recovered waste material decreases. Waste material accumulates.
- a force pulsation damping plate 18 on the lower surface of the outflow plate 17 for discharging waste material to the adjacent sorting tank 5 is hung.
- the pulsation damping plate 18 is for preventing the upper and lower pulsations from propagating into the recovery port 13, and attenuates the amplitude so that the separated and separated lightweight waste material is not ejected even if the pulsation amplitude changes.
- the pulsation damping plate 18 is provided on the rotary feeder 9 and is set to an arbitrary length according to the amplitude of the pulsation.
- the length of the pulsation damping plate 18 is shortened, and conversely, the pulsation cycle is slow.
- the length must be long.
- the lower end of the pulsation damping plate 18 is set so as to be on a tangent line connecting the collecting rotor 13 and the rotary feeder 9 described above so as not to affect the recovered amount.
- the lower end of the pulsation damping plate 18 protrudes below the tangent line! This is to secure a route for the collected waste materials.
- a waste material vertical movement suppressing plate 19 for suppressing the width of the collected lightweight waste material moving up and down.
- the waste material vertical movement suppressing plate 19 is inclined upward in the direction of collection by the rotary feeder 9, and reflects waves transmitted to the collection port 13 to the rotary feeder 9 side. If the waste material vertical movement suppression plate 19 When the water is tilted downward in the recovery direction, the water that has entered the recovery port 13 is reflected, and the waves attenuated by the pulsation attenuator 18 flow back into the sorting tank 5.
- the inclination of the waste material vertical movement suppressing plate 19 is arbitrarily set by vertical pulsation.For example, when the pulsation cycle is fast and the amplitude power S is small, the inclination may be small and close to horizontal, but the pulsation cycle is slow and vibration If the width is large, the slope must be increased.
- step S7 a first lightweight waste material sorting step using the lightweight waste material sorting apparatus 4 of the present embodiment will be described with reference to FIG.
- step S5 after sorting, in step S5, the lightweight waste materials such as ABS, resin PS, rubber, etc., which have been crushed, are introduced into the inlet 11. .
- the finely powdered resin from the input lightweight waste material is separately collected in a fine powder recovery section 20, and the remaining resin is supplied to an inclined sorting screen section 16 via a water wheel feeder 12.
- the vertical pulsation means 6 pulsates the water in the vertical direction, the pulsation causes the light weight waste material to be sorted by the specific gravity difference.
- the collected PVC and rubbers are conveyed to the lightweight waste material sorting device 4 used in the second lightweight waste material sorting step in step S8, and further sorted into PVC and rubbers by this device.
- the air in the air chamber 61 is intermittently exhausted when the water in the vertical pulsation cycle of each sorting tank 5 descends.
- the amount of exhaust per unit time when the water descends is set to be larger than the amount of air supply per unit time when the water rises, and the force is applied strongly to descend. Therefore, the temporarily suspended water, when descending again, amplifies the sedimentation speed of the waste materials with different specific gravities and further increases the specific gravity disparity.
- the particulate matter 73 in the inclined sorting screen portion 16 is thinly stacked on the collection port 13 side, but the present invention is not limited to this. In the case where the difference is 0.5 or less, the inclined sorting screen section 16 laminated with a constant thickness may be used.
- the environment in the collection port 13 can be maintained gently, and the effects of preventing the once collected light-weight waste material from flowing back and breaking the sedimentary layer can be prevented.
- the linear waste material sorting apparatus 3 according to the present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiment, and can be appropriately changed.
- non-ferrous waste sorting apparatuses 1 are connected in series to constitute the non-ferrous waste sorting system 2.
- the present invention is not limited to this. Increase or decrease according to.
- water is used for sorting based on a difference in specific gravity.
- the present invention is not limited to this, and salted water may be used when a sorting target is a lightweight material.
- FIG. 1 is a flowchart showing a mixed waste material sorting step to which a linear waste material sorting apparatus according to the present invention is applied.
- FIG. 2 is a schematic diagram showing an embodiment of a non-ferrous waste sorting system including the non-ferrous waste sorting apparatus according to the embodiment.
- FIG. 3 is a graph showing the relationship between the amount of air in the air chamber and the time when air is supplied and exhausted by the upper and lower pulsating means of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 4 is a plan view of a sorting screen unit of the embodiment.
- FIG. 5 is an enlarged schematic diagram showing a non-ferrous waste material sorting apparatus of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 6 is a plan view showing a relationship between a sorting tank of each non-ferrous waste material sorting apparatus of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 7 is a schematic view of a linear waste material sorting apparatus according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 8 is a plan view of a linear waste material separation tank of the present embodiment.
- FIG. 9 is a schematic diagram of a lightweight waste material sorting apparatus according to the present embodiment.
- FIG. 10 is an enlarged schematic view showing the lightweight waste material sorting apparatus of the present embodiment.
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